U.S. Air Force Comics #20

A burst of aerial intensity leaps off this 1962 Charlton cover, with a sleek USAF jet unleashing a "WHAM"-punctuated strike amid fiery explosions, while a Soviet-marked enemy aircraft and a second U.S. fighter engage in their own desperate exchanges across three dynamic panels. The repeated "ACTION!" banners aren't exaggerating — Jack Keller's pencils and Dick Giordano's inks keep every aircraft in sharp, kinetic motion against those vivid yellow skies. Inside, Joe Gill's story "Where There's No Glory" promises the kind of grounded military drama that made Charlton's service titles a satisfying read for Cold War-era aviation fans.